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Islamic Republic of Iran BroadcastingAl On Iranian TV (July 2, 2010)

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This is Al on Channel 6 TV in Iran, live. The programme was supposed to be about the so-called Russian spy ring that had recently apparently been uncovered in the United States, and which had generated amused rather than concerned interest on both sides of the Atlantic. It was difficult to fill a slot of nearly an hour with analysis of such a non-event, so the ambit of the programme was widened somewhat, eg what effect will this have on American-Russian relations in the global context, and so on. Its parameters were sufficiently wide that I managed to get in the odd comment about the Gulf oil spill, and to denounce Tony Blair as a war criminal! [See this around 51 minutes 50 seconds].


At around nine and a half minutes into the programme, the reference I make to earlier spy scandals in the United States alludes specifically to the arrest on March 26, 1946 of Lieutenant Redin by the FBI. Redin was said to have bought secrets about the Bikini test ship Yellowstone for $250 from a naval engineer named Herbert Kennedy.

He was acquitted when it was shown that he had paid Kennedy for research in the Seattle Public Library. This was one of several such cases which was distorted by both the FBI and the controlled media. [Acknowledgments to Professor Quigley!]


The article I allude to herein, Eavesdroppers [at around twenty-four and a half minutes] was actually written by Duncan Campbell and Mark Hosenball, not by Campbell alone. Incidentally, there are two journalists named Duncan Campbell.


The interested reader will find a brief mention of the Eavesdroppers affair at the link below


http://www.archive.org/details/SearchlightOnGerryGableSecretStateAssetOrLiabilityACritiqueOf


at pages 2-3.


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Producer: Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting
Production Company: Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: English & Farsi
Keywords: alleged Russian spy ring in the United States; Anna Chapman; BP; British Petroleum; Duncan Campbell; Gulf oil spill; industrial espionage; Herbert Kennedy; Iranian Television; Lieutenant Redin; Mark Hosenball; paranoia; Philip Agee; spies; Time Out Eavesdroppers trial; Tony Blair

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This discussion was recorded at the London studios of Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, 31 Warple Way, Acton.

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This video is the raw footage of the programme as given to me on a DVD by the technician shortly after it was recorded.


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